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2010-10-13
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Well, I went to the guy who sold me the new battery, and replaced it with an almost fully charged new battery, and now the device is working AND charging the battery as usual
BatteryGraph & HeathCheck both says charging at ~650mAh... This behavior is like a riddle to me... I uninstalled the power-kernel, don't wanna mess with it for now, and also bought a separate universal battery charger.
Is it possible that my N900 "killed" two batteries beyond the point of being able to recharge? is there any "point" like that?
You know what - I never even thought of this option... Could that be a virus, that prevents the phone from recharging? I thought the N900's power consumption driver is closed by Nokia...
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2010-10-13
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@ Israel
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2010-10-13
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Well, I went to the guy who sold me the new battery, and replaced it with an almost fully charged new battery, and now the device is working AND charging the battery as usual
BatteryGraph & HeathCheck both says charging at ~650mAh... This behavior is like a riddle to me... I uninstalled the power-kernel, don't wanna mess with it for now, and also bought a separate universal battery charger.
Is it possible that my N900 "killed" two batteries beyond the point of being able to recharge? is there any "point" like that?
You know what - I never even thought of this option... Could that be a virus, that prevents the phone from recharging? I thought the N900's power consumption driver is closed by Nokia...
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2010-10-13
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I don't think it's a virus, and I don't think it has anything to do with the power kernel. I don't have any problem charging with my external charger, which I think is a better way to charge anyway.
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2010-10-13
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2010-10-13
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@ Israel
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2010-10-14
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2010-10-14
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2010-10-14
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@ Israel
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I have the same problem, every time i charge my phone i noticed in conky that the cpu would stay at 500mhz, but would go up to 700mhz when needed, but never ever go below 500mhz when the charger was connected...
And this off-course doesn't help charging when the cpu drains more power than when it's running at 0mhz - 125mhz
My N900 has been a pain in the-charging-*** since day 1.
50% of the times I plug it to AC/Car charger it won't recognize it.
USB works all the time.
It killed 3 chargers.
1. Original 110V from USA
2. Original 220V bought in Israel for Nokia with 1mAH or something like that
3. Some car charger unbranded.
Anyway, I'll be happy to assist in anyway.
Cheers,
Eitam.
PS, saw your PM, just answered.
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